Hunton is proud to share that Lorelie Masters has been appointed chair of the ABA’s Commission on Women in the Profession. She previously served on the Commission from 2009 to 2012, including as co-chair of its Women of Color Research Initiative. https://t.co/XRRVugLgDM
Oct. 5: Hunton’s Latosha Ellis will join a panel at the @NRRA_info 2026 National Conference in Chicago on AI governance and effective AI use policies. https://t.co/rLs98S5RNr
In a Westlaw Today article, Michael Levine and Joshua Paster break down the NJSC’s recent decision in Lowe v. Audet and its broader implications for consumer fraud coverage claims. https://t.co/48shPw4om9
Private-company D&O risks are evolving fast. Join Geoffrey Fehling and Aaron Stone on Sept. 22 to discuss claim trends, coverage pitfalls, and practical strategies for protecting companies and the directors and officers who run them. https://t.co/IzCjIgiM04
Geoffrey Fehling and Brittany De Vries analyze a recent Delaware ruling holding that SEC payment labeled as “disgorgement�� was a covered loss, not a penalty, under a D&O policy, and explain why the decision matters for policyholders. https://t.co/BVEGsLHRVu
Sept. 3: Kevin Small and Rich Warren will join a panel at the ABA Business Law Section Fall Meeting, discussing how RWI and D&O coverage can overlap and shift in deal-related claims. https://t.co/57wq2NmTdz
Aug. 26: Alex Pappas will speak at a @myLawCLE webinar on AI-related malpractice risks, coverage gaps, hallucination issues, and indemnification strategies. https://t.co/etxLOf99rT
Hunton is pleased to share strong recognition by @BestLawyers in America 2027: 190 attorneys named Best Lawyers, 31 named Ones to Watch, and 8 recognized as Lawyer of the Year. https://t.co/mkJcVrIiKZ
In @Law360, Geoffrey Fehling comments on a California Supreme Court ruling that lets policyholders pursue certain excess coverage claims earlier, helping avoid piecemeal litigation and delay. https://t.co/B5o5XrXBo6
In Law360, Kevin Small comments on a Tenth Circuit ruling that widens the split over “occurrence” language in liability policies: when terms are ambiguous, “tie goes to the policyholder.” https://t.co/c8TH4sYUB8
In @lawdotcom, Armin Ghiam and Kevin Small offer a practical guide to responding to AI-generated filings: translate the argument, expose what’s missing and answer with specifics. https://t.co/28X3kYFgNx
Michael Levine joined the Business Tech Perspectives podcast to discuss the enterprise AI visibility gap and the legal, financial and insurance risks companies face when they cannot identify their AI systems. https://t.co/vkYLLrvWYX